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Arbanum is a town,
former bishopric and
present titular see in
present Albania.
Arbanum was
established circa 1100 as
Diocese of
Arbano (or Albania),...
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Arbanon (Old Albanian: Arbën in Old Gheg, Arbër in Old Tosk; Latin:
Arbanum) was a
medieval prin****lity in present-day Albania,
ruled by the
native Progoni...
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ancient city of Albanopolis. In
Latin do****ents the
territory was
known as
Arbanum and
later as Albaniae. It
appears in
Bulgarian chronicles as Arbanas. In...
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Arbanensis Andrea and
episcopis Arbanensis Lazarus who were the
Bishops of
Arbanum parti****ted in a
Roman Catholic ceremony held in Kotor. A year
later in...
- church,
which he
might have
planned to
become the seat of the
Diocese of
Arbanum or a new
diocese in the
centre of his
remaining domain. This is indicated...
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Diego de Loaysa,
Bishop of Modruš, with
Pedro Torres,
Titular Bishop of
Arbanum, and Cristóbal de Pedraza,
Bishop of Comayagua, as co-consecrators. As...
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Ecclesiastical jurisdictions Latin name
Established Arbanum (Arbano, Albano)
Arbanensis 1166 (as diocese)
Chunavia (Konavlje)
Chunaviensis 1933 Dagnum...
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known in
Byzantine sources as
Arbanon (Άρβανον) and in
Latin sources as
Arbanum. In
medieval Serbian sources, the
ethnonym for the
country derived from...
- Guajira,
Colombia Albania, Santander,
Colombia Albania, Caquetá,
Colombia Arbanum or Albania, an
Albanian town and
former bishopric Albania (periodical)...
- of Gjin Domenico,
Bishop of
Alessio (Lezhë) and
appointed as
Bishop of
Arbanum on 21st November, 1369. Prin****lity of
Arbanon Rebellion of
Arbanon Albanian...
